Here are just a few of the ideas outlined Monday in Sidewalk Labs’ massive master plan for a proposed new community in Toronto, Canada. The community, the first part of which has been dubbed Quayside, would occupy a section of waterfront property east of Toronto’s core and is meant to be a kind of testing ground for new technologies and development patterns.
Source: Inman News
Google sibling Sidewalk unveils its master plan for Toronto smart city
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